Man Fined and Vehicle Sold After Liquor Plea
Waugh Flannigan of Cleveland was fined 32 with day and costs and his car ordered sold after pleading guilty to transporting liquor. A possession charge was dismissed. Judge A R Webber described the incident from Telegraph near Birmingham, noting the liquor was tested by a chemist and sold to favored Cleveland customers. Police testified Flannigan claimed no sign of law on the road despite red and white lanterns seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh Flannigan
Cleveland
A. R. Webber
Flannigan
O. E. Rankin
F. A. Underhill
Birmingham
Coolidge regrets United States not admitted to World Court
Washington October 2 President Coolidge regrets the powers of Europe have not admitted the United States to the World Court under Senate reservations. He does not want further senate battles over the issue and regards the reservations as the minimum to protect American sovereignty. The White House will let the matter die for now and consult with Senate leaders if responses arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Europe
United States
Senate
Hagele
White House
Hale
International
Harding- Hughes
John Bassett Moore
Moore
Geneva
Charles Evans Hughes
Hague Court of Arbitration
Survey completing Lorain County grade crossings
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs reports the completion of a 26 crossing survey in Lorain County to aid the state route elimination program. The report details crossing condition, width, sight lines, and nearby obstructions, with diagrams. The Vermilion double crossing is named as worst and first to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. T. Biggs
Department of Highways
Columbus
Tyne
Biges
Vermilion
Wellington
Lake Road
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
Companie
Search Near Zendarski Home for Missing Girl in Swamps
Sheriff Hannum renewed the hunt for Isabel Zenlarski 3 after detaining Frank Kaurick 18, linking him to the case. Deputies comb swampy muck lands near the Zendarski residence, hoping for a body or crucial clue while Kun vick remains in custody with no charges filed. Earlier searches yielded no definite evidence.
Teams to Meet on Monday for Board of Trade drive
Forty men chosen to read the Board of Trade drive for members will meet at a luncheon in the Newell hotel at noon Monday. Prospect cards will be distributed and plans further formulated. E. J. Fellow, secretary of the Board of Trade, announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Newell
E. J. Fellow
Quiet title actions seek to clear land clouds in two towns
In the court of common pleas two quiet title suits were filed this morning. Merle O. Penfound sues Rufus Murray and others over 3 acres of land in Carlisle Township. Pearl Walker sues Mary F. Heusser over about 2 acres in Amherst Township, with a request to sell the property and divide the proceeds among interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Merle O. Penfound
Rufus Murray
Carlisle Township
Pearl Walker
Mary F. Heusser
Amherst Township
Woman leaps to her death from hotel in Keokuk
A woman identified as Mts H. Moore, of Keokuk, leaped from the twenty second floor of the Hotel Sherman in Keokuk this morning. Her body fell onto the court roof three stories below. A note asked that her husband L. V. Ke be notified of her death. No reason for the suicide was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Age Yel
Ze Mts
Mas H. Moore
Keokut Town
Sherman
L. V. KE
Mouare
Keokuk
Ambush Traps Klansmen Fleeing in Mass Shootout
In Groton Massachusetts on October 2, about five hundred Klansmen fleeing a field meeting were ambushed. Cars were riddled with bullets though police found no injuries. The town terrified residents as barricades went up and fear spread with the gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Mass
Fallad Treme Dalac
State moves to seize Apple Creek land for Ohio institution
Wilbur F. Benoy assistant attorney general accompanied by state architect Herbert Briggs and George Fink gas and air tests expert will visit Wooster Monday to begin appropriation proceedings against property owners for a 2900 acre Apple Creek site. Three suits will be filed immediately unless offers are accepted. Renoy will interview others to reach amicable agreements, Attorney General Crabbe said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willbur FE
Benoy
Herbert Briggs
George
Fink
Wooster
Apple Creek
Ohio
Crabbe
Renoy
Hindenburg Reaches HS 7ath Sir Taday Birthday
President Von Hindenburg marked his seventy ninth birthday in seclusion at his daughter in law's country home near Hanover. Observers noted his loyalty to the republic and unity plea, with papers split on bolstering stability against extremism and views on the Loncarna pact and Germany joining the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Windenburs
Hanover
von Hindenburg
Germany
Geneva
League of Nations
Eurene
City issues 41 building permits in September
Forty one building permits for a total of 88700 dollars were issued by the city during September. The service director commented the month’s activity is fair and noted the value and number of permits.
Lorain liquor raids lead to seven arrests under governor order
Prohibition officers and state sheriffs yesterday conducted Lorain City clean up raids. Seven men were arrested for selling liquor. Vuear Tibren of 2072 East 25th Street paid a $1,000 fine and costs after pleading guilty. The others pled not guilty and posted $1,000 bonds. Trials set for October with multiple defendants scheduled before Justices George and Webber and Judge A. R. Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Donahey
Prohibition
O. E. Rankin
FP. A. Underhill
Columbus
Vuear Tibren
East 25Th Street
Justice
J. George
A. W. Kelly
Broadway
F. Adams
H. D. Adams
Habe
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
J. A. McGuane
Joe Kerakas
George
J. J. Trego
Steamer With Fare In Hold Reaches Port Charleston
The freighter New Britain arrived at Port Charleston, S C today with two heavy water streams pouring on her burning cargo The navy yard fire fighters met the flaming ship on arrival and said the fire was under control likely to be extinguished by afternoon The captain and 39 crew stayed with the ship during the 50 mile voyage and fought the blaze throughout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
New Britain
Navy Yard
Thunderstorm shakes Elyria awakening city
A fierce electrical storm with heavy rain struck Elyria just after midnight. Lightning lit the sky and thunder rumbled for some time. A burst of forked lightning followed by a loud clap startled residents and frightened many. A chimney on a new unoccupied house on West Eighth was torn apart by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whale City
Eight believed dead in Sibley hotel fire
Eight persons were believed burned to death when the Hotel Sidney in Sibley Louisiana burned in the early hours. Five bodies were recovered by late morning as firemen and police searched the ruins for three more missing guests in the kitchen area of the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Sidney
Board probes Col. Williams tragic death
The naval inquiry into the drowning death of Colonel Alexander Williams, a distinguished Marine Corps officer, opened in San Francisco. The board, chaired by Admiral Thomas Washington and including Lt. Col. Tall, Lt. Cmdr. Rishan, and Capt. MacNulty, will determine the circumstances. Williams will be buried at Arlington Cemetery after the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Naval
Alexander Williams
Marine Corps
Williams
Naval Inque
Thomas Washington
Cal
Tdeur
Rishan
William
Attorney General warns America over relaxed youth morals
Kansas City report cites Attorney General Sargent denouncing lenient parenting and rising reliance on laws to shape conduct. He criticizes self indulgent attitudes and 18th amendment loopholes while urging personal restraint and self discipline to replace government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America
Sargent Ed
Prince of Peace Declamation Contest Returns With Prizes
The Chronicle-Telegram supports county church declamation contests with cash prizes totaling 1900 dollars. Local churches enroll contestants aged 15 to 18, with winners advancing to county, district, and state levels culminating in January. Armistice Day, November 7, is the local contest date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Prince of Peace
Lafother
W. DL. Burner
First Blood In 1926 World Series Opens At Yankees
New York Yankees win the first game of the 1926 World Series 2 to 1 at Yankee Stadium. St Louis Cardinals fall under the spell of left handed pitcher Herb Pennock, whose pitching and control secure the victory for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Stadium
New York
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Baseball Game Narrative From Sparsely Readable OCR
In a crowded narrative key events unfold with Douthit, Southworth, Hornsby, Gehrig, Ruth, Meusel, Lazzeri, and others prominent. The scoring sequence shows Douthit scoring on Bottomley, Gehrig driving in Meusel, Ruth advancing, and later Combs, Dugan, and Koenig contributing hits while pitchers Sherdel and Pennock pace the innings. The text preserves a raw play-by-play style with mis-spellings and line errors.
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Douthit
Southworth
Lazeert
Gehrig
Hornsby
Pennock
Bottomley
Koenig
Bell
Ruth
Yankers
Combs
Hall
Meusel
Hall Three Wie. On the Third Hall Hornsby and O'Farrell
Sherdel
Lazzeri
Lazzerie
Cardinals
Hatey
Pounock
Pennurk
Ron
Dugan
Hill
Sherdet
Rwudr
Trouthit Ant
Ta Gehrig
Ana
Siyeveld
Genel
Flower
O'Farrell
Dugard
Flowers
Bath
Sandworth
Holm
Yankees Rally and Errors Illuminate Slow Game
A noisy, error-prone game shows no runs through four innings with sparse hits. Ruth and Gehrig spark singles and a later run, but muffed plays and walked batters keep scoring low as Husky pitching, defense, and Ket ball control shape a tense scoreless stretch.
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Ruth
Homs
Cardinals
Haines
Bell
Bottomley
Mousel
Meusel
Gehtie
Gehrig
Hafey
Lazzeri
Testimony Focuses on Ormiston Visits to McPherson Room
Los Angeles Oct 2 sensational testimony centered on Kenneth G. Ormiston former radio operator at Angelus Temple visiting the room of evangelist Aime Semple McPherson as the conspiracy case against Mrs McPherson her mother Minnie Kennedy and Lorraine Wiseman Sellars paused until Monday. Witnesses Ames Callaghan and hotel staff testified to multiple visits and entrances to McPhersons Ambassador Hotel room supporting the claim of acquaintance and association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Amnce Semple McPherson
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman-Sellars
House
Ormiston
Mrs. McPherson
Elyria to Hold October Voter Registration Sessions
New Elyria voters can register on October 18 and 17 at the Board of Elections office in the Masonic Temple. Deputy clerk Sperry announced hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Transfers will be granted on these days and on November 2. Absent voters for the secondary election may apply from Monday morning until October 21 by writing or calling the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
E. BE. Sperry
Board of Elections
Board of ‘Elections
Masonic Temple
Actress to Wed Wealthy Furrier in New York Time
Clara Kimball Young, the actress, plans to marry William Pertberg, wealthy furrier of St. Louis, after returning from a London vaudeville engagement. The ceremony is expected at the Little Church Around the Corner, around mid November, following her divorce from James Young.
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New York
Clara Kimball Young
William Pertberg
St. Louis
Pertberg
Miss Young
London
England
Perthers
James Young
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